The Criminal Phenomenon A Study in Criminology

This book explores the underlying causes of criminal behavior through a legal-scientific perspective, utilizing empirical scientific methods to analyze and interpret crime. It highlights the critical role that criminology plays in understanding criminal phenomena, identifying the causes and factors that drive individuals towards criminal behavior. The book provides a detailed exposition of the fundamentals of criminology, including its origins, definition, branches, and its relationship with other forensic sciences, as well as clarifying its methodologies.

Additionally, the book addresses various theories used to explain criminal behavior, encompassing both partial and integrative interpretations of criminal phenomena. It details the internal factors influencing the emergence of crime, as well as the impact of external factors, offering a comprehensive understanding of the complex dynamics that contribute to criminal behavior.